3 axis vs. 2 axis. Which is better? What purpose for each? Thanks!Hint: I mostly do beach/landscape photos.
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The third axis allows you to level the camera on vertical shots. If you only shoot horizontal the two axis is sufficient.
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After you have leveled your camera in landscape position, if you decide to flip the camera up into vertical, portrait position, the third axis make it easy to re-level the camera in the new position.
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The 3 axis is perfect for landscape photography. It has another horizontal level next to the other to fine tune the camera. I always check all 3 levels before I hit record or snap a photo. Compared to the 2 axis, it mainly provides a third level to make sure your camera as a whole is level on all sides. It's cheap and if you have a less than perfect tripod it helps tremendously. Hope this helps! I use mine a the time.
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You will need to find the sweet spot for straight lines (by tilting) in your composition. Sounds like your Sigma worked the same way. Fisheyes are like that :)
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Yes, the AF on the 5D3 is vastly improved over the 5D2. The mkiii has the same AF system as the 1DX! The 61pts provide a pretty coverage of the frame so you won't have to rely on the center point to focus and compose. The AF system in general performs very sell in low light situations. I don't use air servo too often but when I have, I found that it tracked my subjects well. You also get the customizable cases for aiservo so you can tune it to your preference in various different situations or dependent on your subject matters movement characteristics. I stepped up from my 7D which has a solid AF system which performed well. After using my 5D3, I prefer my mkiii as the AF system seems little more consistent, more accurate, and it works better in low light.
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Well, I believe it's not horizontal or vertical......maybe more horizontal than vertical... Check Sharx live camera to understand -- http://sharxdemo2.servehttp.com:8152/en/login.asp Regards !
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Well, I use mode2, but it has been my understanding that mode1 or mode2 is a personal choice, I am pretty sure either one will work with this plane. I think the difference is in what stick controls which axis. Better check that out before you buy.
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My experience with the Pandigital for color and black and white photographs is absolutely wonderful. I love this machine. For negatives I am using another machine a negative converter to digital. You can find them everywhere, in Bestu Buy, Amazon.com and inclusive in Walmart. They are very inexpensive and work wonders on negatives. Again, I love my Pandigital but I use it only for photographs. I hope I was able to help. excelent
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A 3-axis head offers precise control over individual planes, which I prefer for technical work. Set up properly the 3-axis allows repetitive shots with reproducible angles, etc.
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Its better to use two tripods, one on each end. Or a huge and expensive one in the middle.
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My experience with the Pandigital for color and black and white photographs is absolutely wonderful. I love this machine. For negatives I am using another machine a negative converter to digital. You can find them everywhere, in Bestu Buy, Amazon.com and inclusive in Walmart. They are very inexpensive and work wonders on negatives. Again, I love my Pandigital but I use it only for photographs. I hope I was able to help.excelent
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Hi Mike, wish I could help answer, but, I only use this in still photography. You might try using Corel Tech support through this link to help answer your question:http://corel.force.com/support/cSelectProduct?lang=en_USI hope this might help you out a bit. ..-Al
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There is a setting on the camera which allows you to store 3d only or both 2d and 3d whenever a 3d pic is taken. If you look on the SD card - the pics are stored as .jpg for 2d and .mpo for 3d. You can move/delete the 2d ones (.jpg) if you don't need them. Ultimately, the 3d image is really the left and right 2d images in one file. If you really wanted to, you can use software to extract these from the .mpo file.
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CWBaker. you wrote "Need 3D pop? Add telephoto and wide aperture and focus carefully" Please explain a little clearer? I'm a bit of a newbie and want 3d pop! Thanks.
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Yup! Has a 180 degree option and also a 360 degree option. An on screen grid also shows up so you can see if your photo is properly level.
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For best possible resolution and quality I would personally use a flatbed. This is for business use and is good but there is better out there for photo quality scans. It will do a very good job though and is speed is important it would not be a bad way to go.
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Just beware of putting subjects on the edge of the frame when @ 17mm - 25mm. You are going to get horizontal distortion, not a ton but its not flattering to those on the side. No one would ever notice this on a landscape photo but when its a person... Pretty easy to fix in post if you have a decent software. Its a great lens though!
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There is a lock for use with each axis. I've really enjoyed using this tripod and probably should've purchased something other than lowest priced a long time ago.
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IPS ? I don't think so ... Colors and intensity vary inmediatly you leave the axis ! Also the screen surface is too polished (glossy, what for ???) and acts as a mirror. Disappointing